This week on Weapons & Warfare, making Mission Command mobile. Host Ryan Robertson visits General Dynamics Land Systems to see their vision for the future of ground combat with their suite of purpose-built vehicles. Plus, we get an up-close look at GENTEX’s next generation of helicopter helmets.

This week, Weapons & Warfare has an update on one of the

DOD’s most controversial aircraft: the V-22 Osprey. Host Ryan Robertson

connects with the new boss of Air Force Special Operations Command, Lieutenant

General Michael Conley, for a progress report on how soon the tiltrotor

transport might return to full operational status. Plus, in our Weapon of the

Week, Marines take autonomous “narco sub” to the South China Sea.

This week on Weapons & Warfare we’re taking a look at the China problem. Host Ryan Robertson breaks down some key thoughts by three of America’s most informed voices discussing the challenges China poses to the U.S. military. Addressing strategic, technological, and operational issues, highlighting the implications for national security and defense policy. And in our Weapon of the Week, step inside the VigilantHalo. A next level command and control platform built by BlueHalo.

This week on Weapons & Warfare, we’re reviewing a controversial new paper that makes some extraordinary claims about the U.S. and its ability to deal with its near-peer adversaries. Host Ryan Robertson visits with one of the paper’s authors, as well as a former U.S. military intelligence officer, for his take on the paper’s claims. And in our Weapon of the Week, Andruil uses anime to introduce their new missile.

This week on Weapons & Warfare, we’re on location at the AFA’s Air, Space, and Cyber 2024 Conference. Hear from the Secretary of the Air Force, Frank Kendall, and Chief of Staff, Gen. David Allvin, as they provide a progress report on the USAF’s effort to restructure in the face of the Great Power Competition. And host Ryan Robertson reports that the battle for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft, commonly known as the CCA, is heating up. It’s a first look at General Atomics and Anduril’s efforts to put their machines in the air.

This week on Weapons & Warfare, we’re going hypersonic. Host

Ryan Robertson talks with one of the decision makers behind Lockheed Martin’s

entry into the race: the Mako Multi-Mission Hypersonic Missile, a stand-off hypersonic

weapon designed to fit the F-35A/C and F-22A. Plus, our Weapon of the Week is

heading to the range for Operation Hard Kill and the focus on anti-drone

defensive systems.

This week on Weapons & Warfare we take a look at Ukraine’s

switch from defense to offense with their incursion into the Kursk region of

Russia. Host Ryan Robertson visits with some senior fellows from the Center for

European Policy Analysis to get their assessment of what Ukraine’s offensive

means for the next phase of Russia’s illegal war. And defense contractor

Anduril makes a return to our Weapon of the Week segment with the Ghost Shark.

This week on Weapons & Warfare, seeking a solution to the military’s billion-dollar parts problem. Host Ryan Robertson looks at additive manufacturing and how military leadership sees it as a solution to boats that need repairing and planes that need maintenance by shortening the supply chain. And we turn to an Army legend for our Weapon of the Week. The M1A2 Abrams, four decades strong and still rolling forward.

This week, on Weapons & Warfare, some information on the

battle against misinformation. Host Ryan Robertson visits with intelligence

analyst and content creator Ryan McBeth to talk about his battle against

misinformation and how he thinks the U.S. and its allies need to deal with bad

actors. And our Weapon of the Week recognizes American service members that

competed in the Paris games.

This week on Weapons & Warfare the F-16s have arrived. After

nearly two years of negotiations and intense training, Ukraine's long hoped for

F-16s have started arriving. Host Ryan Robertson takes an in-depth look at the

road traveled to turn a dream into a reality. Plus our Weapon of the Week could

be the Army’s next “shoot and scoot” solution, meet the Hawkeye Howitzer!